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David Schure

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use the date function<br />
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$date = new DateTime('2000-01-01');<br />
$result = $date-&gt;format('H:i:sa');
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If you just want to swap out 00:00 am for 12:00 am, just use str_replace() to do it:<br><br>$startTime = str_replace("00:00am","12:00am", $startTime);<br><br>(In your code you didn't have a space before the am/pm).<br><br>Since you've hardcoded the minute portion as 00, the above should work. Otherwise, if you had different minutes, like 12:23am, then you would need to do a little more complicated replacement (regex would probably be easiest).<br><br>
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I am using this format for tiem. &nbsp;It works great. Only problem is that it shows 12:00 as 00:00 what do I need to adjust on this? Please.<br><pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-10-29218085-1"><span>$startTime = sprintf("%02d:00", $i % 12) . ($i &lt; 12 ? 'am' : 'pm');</span>
<span>$endTime = sprintf("%02d:00", ($i+1) % 12) . ($i &lt; 11 ? 'am' : 'pm'); // same as $i = 1 &lt; 12</span>
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I am using this format for tiem.  It works great. Only problem is that it shows 12:00 as 00:00 what do I need to adjust on this? Please.
$startTime = sprintf("%02d:00", $i % 12) . ($i < 12 ? 'am' : 'pm');
$endTime = sprintf("%02d:00", ($i+1) % 12) . ($i < 11 ? 'am' : 'pm'); // same as $i = 1 < 12

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